Sentences with phrase «calibre of»

It would be like seeing Italian cinema in terms of Federico Fellini or Luchino Visconti while neglecting directors of the calibre of Pierpaolo Pasolini or Marco Ferreri.

This month Kettles Yard in Cambridge re-opens following a major new expansion with a group show that features a formidable calibre of artists including John Akomfrah, Rana Begum, Edmund de Waal, Jeremy Deller, Idris Khan, Richard Long, Oscar Murillo and Cornelia Parker.

There seems no question, either, of the calibre of what will be on show in Bruton.

Tim Marlow, Artistic Director, Royal Academy of Arts, said, «The calibre of artworks, galleries and visitors makes Frieze Masters a fair like no other.

As well as many recordings with musicians of the calibre of Charles Lloyd and The Bandwagon trio (with drummer Nasheet Waits and bassist Tarus Mateen), Jason Moran's work includes an intense and lively series of collaborations with visual artists.

His affiliation with Castlefield Gallery provides another example of the high calibre of artists the gallery and city has had the pleasure to work with over the years.

Compared to the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One still doesn't boast the same calibre of AAA system sellers.

However, since it's up to game developers to decide to what extent they invest in the Xbox One X, this calibre of performance isn't consistent.

The graphics look really smooth, maybe not to the calibre of the main shooters this year, but still really good.

The calibre of the art is top draw and really helps brings the characters and fiction alive.

«We have full confidence that the game will deliver on its PS4 promise to be the first truly socially connected racing title and we are very pleased and excited by the calibre of work from Evolution Studios.»

We've been blessed in the past twelve months to have seen a marked rise in the calibre of the games released, something that we're yet to fully adjust to as critics.

Chances like this to attend as a VIP with developers of the calibre of 22cans are of course extremely rare.

Xbox One is no where near the calibre of the PS4, that's not really a fanboy thing to say.

Starwood's reputation as a world - class hotel and resort operator is consistent with the high calibre of our current collaborators and well - suited to the iconic nature of Central Park,» said Frasers Property Development Director, Mick Caddey.

Reed Travel Exhibitions director World Travel Market, Simon Press, said: «The success of these seminars not only depends on the wide range of relevant topics that we choose to discuss but also the calibre of speakers we invite to attend.

«Today there are very few senior executives in the industry who remain true hoteliers at heart and we are privileged to bring Bernold's high calibre of leadership and luxury hotel operations and asset management know - how to Kempinski.»

You'll find the same calibre of hotels on each island, but there might one all - inclusive hotel that really catches your eye.

For the calibre of our crew please see http://www.stubbs-island.com/crew.

We are able to attract and keep a high calibre of staff on board both vessels and this shows through in your guests feedback from their dive trips with Mermaid Liveaboards.»

Classically elegant, but far from stuffy and formal, the premium class MV Aegean Odyssey offers passengers every comfort, with a relaxed, congenial atmosphere and the highest calibre of personal service.

«Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island Resort is indicative of the calibre of project we are looking at for our resort portfolio here in the Middle East.»

Paula Boyden Dogs Trust Veterinary Director said: «We were amazed at the calibre of reports the students submitted this year.

The reputation & calibre of Origin's new CFO (to be announced shortly) is crucial to this new strategy.

I am incredibly excited about the calibre of endorsers for Deep Value, all of whom are extraordinarily talented practitioners:

Rachel Abbott, a bestselling Kindle author who has just released her sixth thriller on the platform, said she expected the calibre of entries to be high, «whether it's from an established author or an aspiring writer who is encouraged by this prize to publish their first book».

Most of them have all won major awards or have been finalists, so the calibre of writing is pretty solid.

While the release of YouTube Creator Studio may not persuade more people to create content, it may serve to attract a more professional calibre of videographer.

I'm proud to be representing Less Than Three Press in that particular category, and I'm delighted to be included with the calibre of other writers on the list!

The entire experience is pure Porsche — from accommodations to hospitality to the facility to the calibre of instruction.

The supreme level of standard equipment including Dynamic Bending Lights, 19 - inch wheels in RS Spyder design with central locking, a three - spoke sports steering wheel with gearshift paddles, adaptive sports seats, cruise control, a CD / DVD changer and exclusive twin - tone leather upholstery in Black / Crema or Black / Titanium Blue additionally underlines the outstanding class and calibre of this first Turbo S in five years.

Todd Kelly, Racing Director of Kelly Racing said of his latest signing: «We're really pleased to have a driver of the calibre of Oliver Gavin join Kelly Racing for the Armor All Gold Coast 600.

Michael Gove's qualification reforms aimed to send a higher calibre of student off to study maths at university, but with the likely drop in further maths uptake that's not looking likely.

It is said that as staff will no longer work to national guidelines, children will become more dependent on the calibre of their individual teachers.

«That's why decisions on pay are down to schools so that they can recruit and retain the highest calibre of school leaders.»

The inspection workforce should involve serving or recently retired school leaders who work directly for Ofsted and who receive the calibre of training needed to support the work of HMIs leading to a skilled, knowledgeable and respected inspection team.»

The Department for Education told Schools Week it had been «pleased with the level of interest» in the pilot and the «calibre of the successful candidates» but had decided not to progress with the roll - out «following a review of the outcomes».

«And the most depressing thing for a teacher with a high calibre of pupil is to coach the most able pupils on dumbing down their answers to get an A *,» he said.

We thoroughly vet potential teachers and provide you with the highest calibre of candidate for you to interview.

«They (St Albans) have resources that we wouldn't be able to provide in our school and expertise and specialist teachers so the children are having a wide variety of activities and our teachers are also experiencing that calibre of teaching as well.

My parents — themselves teachers, and fluent in both English and French — sent me to the regular English program (with an hour of «core» or L2 French each day) after Grade 6 because the academic calibre of the French immersion teachers had been so uneven.

The calibre of nominations we had this year for the Professional Teaching Awards Cymru was absolutely phenomenal.

Picking the winner was extremely difficult due to the sheer volume and calibre of the entries, but Shajeevana's innovative design and the thought processes behind it stood out above the rest.»

«That requires a very different calibre of teachers.»

«Once teaching became a high - status profession, more talented people became teachers, lifting the status of the profession even higher... Where the profession has a low status, it attracts less talented applicants, pushing the status of the profession down further and, with it, the calibre of people it is able to attract.»

Richard Picking, international marketing director at Gratnells, recognises this: «Post-Brexit there will be more attention than ever paid to how Britain's key sectors perform and how the calibre of our graduates, our engineers and designers measure up in the global market.»

The REC has recently reported that the UK faces an ever increasing shortage of teachers as many choose to leave the sector and it is failing to attract the quantity and calibre of candidates that it needs to fill vacancies.

The Information and About Us sections focus on the calibre of the teaching staff as well as the Pastoral Care and Co-curricular activities offered at the School.

Schools are increasingly dissatisfied with the calibre of candidates for teaching jobs, despite the rising appointment rate.

Writers of the calibre of Woody Allen, Neil Simon, I A L Diamond and Mel Brooks just aren't emerging.